Record of the Past Claims Dean's Kidney Pills Cure
Record notes Samuel J. Taylor of Goshen Indiana testifying in 1897 about a thirty year kidney ailment cured permanently by Dean's Kidney Pills. A 1902 update states no medicine for kidneys needed since, with a free trial offer and 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
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Taylor
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, Y
Red Cross Ball Blue and Nerve Restorer Ad Splurge
Classified style ad copy touts Red Cross Ball Blue at five cents and Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with a free trial bottle offer. Claims include cures for fits and nervousness after one day and promotes a Philadelphia address for Ds. J. H. Kunz, Ltd. Stimulants are criticized as keeping men down.
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Philadelphia
Amusement Halls Planned for Army Soldiers
Washington reports Congress has authorized a half million dollars to build amusement halls at army posts to replace canteen profits after its abolition. Reading rooms gyms and recreation spaces will be provided to reduce desertions and offences as officers visit posts. some buildings may be newly erected while others reuse existing structures.
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Philadelphia Record
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Post Exchange
A Small Comedy of Errors at Deaf Education Meeting
A young gentleman at a large deaf education institution seeks a dance and supper by gestures with a deaf student. They converse across barriers, then another girl mistakes the situation and exclaims to her companion that the girl with the dummy is going to supper with him.
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Bella
Strange Cures for Diseases through Charms
An English writer reports a Cornish farm bailiff using charms to treat a sick cattle animal. The cure took about two days and the "magician" claimed he could stop bleeding by cutting a pig’s throat without approaching it.
Philosophy of Fatigue in Ainslee’s Magazine
The text discusses a new philosophy of fatigue suggesting intelligences slow with exhaustion. It imagines minds needing gradual logic, cites Wilder dreamers proposing cosmic gas and nebulae arise from ether fatigue, and humorously hints at rewriting creation phrases to begin with fatigue.
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Ainslee
Newspapers of Formosa
Formosa hosts Japanese readers who consume local papers as a duty and privilege. The piece notes residents stay informed about neighboring affairs, with reminders to subscribe frequently for timely news from Pearson's Weekly style columns.
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Formosa
Pearson
Presbyterian Pastor Praises Peruna In Testimonial
A Greer First Presbyterian Church pastor endorses Peruna after using it in his family and noting cures. Statements from Rev E G Smith of Greensboro Ga and elder M J Rossman highlight Peruna as effective for catarrh and related ailments, with a free medical advice offer from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna
Presbyterian Church
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Boro
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M. J. Rossman
Greensboro
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
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Chicago Man Finds Bottle With Note About Going Down
A Chicago youth discovers a bottle on the lake shore containing a note reading Dear Jennie I am going to the bottom. The writer’s intent remains unclear whether a literal lake bottom or bottle bottom was meant.
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